Dr. Suruj Rambachan...now Mr. ?

zcarz · Postby **zcarz** » July 17th, 2011, 11:23 pm

alltrac, after 1995 it was not however.. he got his PhD in 1989

Postby **AllTrac** » July 17th, 2011, 11:28 pm

http://online.degree.net/accredited-una ... y-931.html

gt4tified · Postby **gt4tified** » July 17th, 2011, 11:42 pm

zcarz wrote:alltrac, after 1995 it was not however.. he got his PhD in 1989

logic > opinion.
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DFC · Postby **DFC** » July 18th, 2011, 12:16 am

In b4 "we tiem now"

zcarz · Postby **zcarz** » July 18th, 2011, 12:19 am

we time is understood to be 'now' unless otherwise stated

Postby **~VēġÃ³~** » July 18th, 2011, 10:20 am

on a side note, I have been noticing referrals to the Minister of Education as "Doctor, The Honourable Tim Gopeesingh."

How the hell could that be right? I would think the proper protocol would be "The Honourable, Doctor Tim Gopeesingh."

"Honourable" is used to refer to Ministerial positions....so is that not hierarchially higher than Doctor?
When they call him Doctor first then you equate all ministerial positions to the status of Doctor....

RBphoto · Postby **RBphoto** » July 18th, 2011, 10:23 am

Habit7 wrote:To be fair for the man, I think he legitimately has a PhD from a university that was at the time, accredited. Now the T&TEC CEO who have a engineering degree from a DISTANCE program, that unacceptable.

What is the problem with Distance learning programes? The world is getting smaller with the reach of the internet and distance learning is the future.

20inchstrong · Postby **20inchstrong** » July 18th, 2011, 10:37 am

pioneer wrote:
gt4tified wrote:
zcarz wrote:alltrac, after 1995 it was not however.. he got his PhD in 1989

logic > opinion.
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Will you attend a university that is questionable?

Dude, from what I reading here, at the time he did his PhD, the university was not in a "questionable" position...... Just saying... :idea:

Strauss · Postby **Strauss** » July 18th, 2011, 12:14 pm

Sometimes going for "Dr" to "Mr" is considered a great achievement (Surgeon).

eViLwOn · Postby **eViLwOn** » July 18th, 2011, 12:55 pm

pioneer wrote:Not when you attend a failed university

I didn't say so, Guardian did.

Suraj personality suxs...
he is so sickening to listen to, that it isn't funny!!!

crazychinee · Postby **crazychinee** » July 18th, 2011, 3:06 pm

crossdrilled wrote:
Habit7 wrote:To be fair for the man, I think he legitimately has a PhD from a university that was at the time, accredited. Now the T&TEC CEO who have a engineering degree from a DISTANCE program, that unacceptable.

What is the problem with Distance learning programes? The world is getting smaller with the reach of the internet and distance learning is the future.

There are lots of things wrong with distance learning programmes...doh hate because you doing one.

goalpost · Postby **goalpost** » July 18th, 2011, 4:06 pm

crazychinee wrote:
crossdrilled wrote:
Habit7 wrote:To be fair for the man, I think he legitimately has a PhD from a university that was at the time, accredited. Now the T&TEC CEO who have a engineering degree from a DISTANCE program, that unacceptable.

What is the problem with Distance learning programes? The world is getting smaller with the reach of the internet and distance learning is the future.

There are lots of things wrong with distance learning programmes...doh hate because you doing one.

Don't see the problem with distance learning programmes, although I find A LOT of people seem to be doing it now. University of Dundee MBA Oil & Gas seems to be very good plus University of Bath MSc

hustla_ambition101 · Postby **hustla_ambition101** » July 18th, 2011, 5:22 pm

goalpost wrote:
crazychinee wrote:
crossdrilled wrote:
Habit7 wrote:To be fair for the man, I think he legitimately has a PhD from a university that was at the time, accredited. Now the T&TEC CEO who have a engineering degree from a DISTANCE program, that unacceptable.

What is the problem with Distance learning programes? The world is getting smaller with the reach of the internet and distance learning is the future.

There are lots of things wrong with distance learning programmes...doh hate because you doing one.

Don't see the problem with distance learning programmes, although I find A LOT of people seem to be doing it now. University of Dundee MBA Oil & Gas seems to be very good plus University of Bath MSc

We in 2011 where the internet speed are higher, back in 1989 how was Distance Learning done?

hustla_ambition101 · Postby **hustla_ambition101** » July 18th, 2011, 5:44 pm

or he send dem money and he maintain a certificate

gt4tified · Postby **gt4tified** » July 18th, 2011, 6:57 pm

pioneer wrote:So a so-called "university" that has become questionable, what does that say about the institution's history and integrity?

Absolutely nothing. An institution is as good as the people (in management) who run it. What makes one primary or secondary school better than another....they are both supposedly teaching the same curriculum right? So what makes them different? What about some of those ‘prestige’ secondary schools who may have lost a great amount of their repute over the years? On close examination, it is usually because the administration (read: people in management) or their standards have changed...and obviously not for the better.

Lemme break it down in language I know you’ll understand. If you get good quality water from WASA for 20 years but suddenly you start to get dirty water, does that mean that WASA’s water was always questionable?

~VēġÃ³~ wrote:on a side note, I have been noticing referrals to the Minister of Education as "Doctor, The Honourable Tim Gopeesingh."

How the hell could that be right? I would think the proper protocol would be "The Honourable, Doctor Tim Gopeesingh."

"Honourable" is used to refer to Ministerial positions....so is that not hierarchially higher than Doctor?
When they call him Doctor first then you equate all ministerial positions to the status of Doctor....

An excellent point made unks! And you know what? All the time they were writing their titles correctly...but one ‘big’ newspaper but it up in big letters, and all the other chupidees second guess themselves and follow the leader off the cliff.

Your point has definite logic to it, but it is more a matter of the permanency of the title...when one gains letters such as Dr./Prof. these (unless revoked) titles are usually for life. The prefix ‘Hon.’ referring to Ministers of Government upon demitting office, is lost.

In other words, Dr. Vega was always Dr. Vega, and upon Ministerial appointment becomes the Hon. Dr. Vega. When the Ministerial title is removed, he goes back to being just Dr. Vega. It is a protocol issue, and one which the media just can’t seem to grasp.

gt4tified · Postby **gt4tified** » July 18th, 2011, 7:19 pm

pioneer wrote:Clearly you went junior sec so yuh totin

1pat

Thanks, not totin tho....but all the same I’m glad to help you shut up on the subject.

But here.....

Look some space so you can have the last word...you deserve it. *wink wink*

Habit7 · Postby **Habit7** » July 18th, 2011, 7:31 pm

crossdrilled wrote:
Habit7 wrote:To be fair for the man, I think he legitimately has a PhD from a university that was at the time, accredited. Now the T&TEC CEO who have a engineering degree from a DISTANCE program, that unacceptable.

What is the problem with Distance learning programes? The world is getting smaller with the reach of the internet and distance learning is the future.

I now checking back in on this thread, I thought my point was obvious but looks like i have to explain it.

Engineering and specifically electrical engineering is an applied science. You cant just read a book and do it (correctly that is). So when someone says they have a distance degree in chemistry, geology, medicine, etc from the internet, its probably not accredited.

brams112 · Postby **brams112** » July 18th, 2011, 7:42 pm

ah boi pee on them bois in dey glee,,,,where did the pee on them get their's?

Bizzare · Postby **Bizzare** » July 18th, 2011, 7:46 pm

pioneer wrote:What more sickening are those people on his radio station

Waz his radio station?

K74T · Postby **K74T** » July 18th, 2011, 11:47 pm

pioneer wrote:some station with a devil name

Postby **~VēġÃ³~** » July 19th, 2011, 1:31 am

gt4tified wrote:
~VēġÃ³~ wrote:on a side note, I have been noticing referrals to the Minister of Education as "Doctor, The Honourable Tim Gopeesingh."

How the hell could that be right? I would think the proper protocol would be "The Honourable, Doctor Tim Gopeesingh."

"Honourable" is used to refer to Ministerial positions....so is that not hierarchially higher than Doctor?
When they call him Doctor first then you equate all ministerial positions to the status of Doctor....

An excellent point made unks! And you know what? All the time they were writing their titles correctly...but one ‘big’ newspaper but it up in big letters, and all the other chupidees second guess themselves and follow the leader off the cliff.

Your point has definite logic to it, but it is more a matter of the permanency of the title...when one gains letters such as Dr./Prof. these (unless revoked) titles are usually for life. The prefix ‘Hon.’ referring to Ministers of Government upon demitting office, is lost.

In other words, Dr. Vega was always Dr. Vega, and upon Ministerial appointment becomes the Hon. Dr. Vega. When the Ministerial title is removed, he goes back to being just Dr. Vega. It is a protocol issue, and one which the media just can’t seem to grasp.

Exactly!!!! And what really irks the hell out of me is that top/upper echelons in education continue to refer to the minister in this wrong way....